DaJakerBoss

I also have to second this, when the LiquidFreezer II 240mm and EK-AIO 240 exist as water coolers and the NH-D15 among the plethora of other water coolers exist the H100i just isn't something you'd want to buy especially how every other option is just... better

Just got and finished my SSUPD Meshilicious build but my 3060ti is resting against the (albeit coated) PCIe Gen. 4 riser cable that came with the system. As the power supply (full ATX, though I believe it would rest in the same place if it was SFX) is flush with its mounts, it pushes the folded Gen 4 riser cable into the back of the exposed PCB (I had to remove the stock backplate to make sure it would fit flat and not at a noticeable angle). Just wanted to make sure that having the GPU pressed into the fold of the riser cable won't hurt anything on the card provided it's braced in the compute

that display seems so tiny each letter is like a single pixel wow, something's definitely a bit too-good-to-be-true with that

No CPU is any supplement to a GPU, it is ENTIRELY dependent on workload. What are you using the PC for?

bingo

lots of problems here first off, it's an SFF computer, a.k.a small form factor, so your 1660TI won't fit in the case, you have to keep the side panel off second, the PSU is going to be very low wattage for efficiency. it most likely wont have the 8 (or 6) pin power cables your 1660ti needs to run third, SFF means it has a very bad cooler in it. It'll run, but it's going to get very very very hot, and won't boost like you want. You're better with an i7 10700k and even then it's going to struggle a lot. fouth, that computer doesn't actually support on paper anything more than

how does one just leave a 1070 on a toaster oven of all places

are you using them through DP or HDMI?

I should note, there are server-oriented X570 boards that do support ECC memory for something like a Ryzen 5950X, like this one from the monero subreddit EDIT: There's a lot of consumer X570 boards that also support ECC memory, worth poking around!

enable xmp in your bios

XMP can be enabled without a K-series CPU, so your 10700 should be able to get to those 3200MHz speeds without an overclockable processor. What was the specific BSoD reason? should be something more than just "Memory Management"

It will be fine, a little bit of extra amperage won't kill it outright. Might make a different noise tho

what do you mean it was overclocked like how did you know it was supposedly overclocked

what do you mean?

well how are the thermals? is it overheating? what are the clock speeds? much more at play than just power draw